Absorption spectrum of water in the UV range

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on the absorption spectrum of liquid water in the ultraviolet (UV) range, specifically between 180 - 250 nm. Participants seek measurement data for this spectrum, highlighting its significance in photonics. A resource link to the London South Bank University (LSBU) website is provided for further exploration of water's vibrational properties. The inquiry emphasizes the need for empirical data in understanding water's interaction with UV light.

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  • Understanding of UV spectroscopy
  • Familiarity with liquid water's physical properties
  • Knowledge of photonics and light-matter interaction
  • Basic skills in data analysis and interpretation
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  • Research the absorption characteristics of water using UV-Vis spectroscopy
  • Explore the vibrational modes of water molecules
  • Investigate the implications of water's UV absorption in environmental science
  • Learn about measurement techniques for spectral data collection
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Researchers in photonics, environmental scientists, and anyone studying the optical properties of water will benefit from this discussion.

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Hi all,

I have not seen a separate section for photonics, so I'll post my question here :

Does anyone have measurement data of the absorption spectrum of (liquid) water in the wavelength range of 180 - 250 nm ?

Thanks :smile:
 
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